Financial strain is associated with increased oxidative stress levels: the Women's Health and Aging Studies.
Financial strain is associated with increased oxidative stress levels: the Women's Health and Aging Studies.
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10.1016/j.gerinurse.2015.02.020
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2015-03
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Fried LP
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Palta P;Szanton SL;Semba RD;Thorpe RJ;Varadhan R;Fried LP
Elevated oxidative stress levels may be one underlying biological mechanism that contributes to poor health outcomes, including atherosclerosis and diabetes. Financial strain in adulthood is consistently associated with poor health. High oxidative stress and financial strain are each predictors of morbidity and mortality, but little research has investigated their relationship. This study investigated whether financial strain was associated with elevated oxidative stress levels. A cross-sectional analysis was conducted on 728 community-dwelling older adult women from the Women’s Health and Aging Studies I and II at the baseline visit. Linear regression was performed to quantify the relationship between financial strain and oxidative stress. Oxidative stress was measured using protein carbonyl concentrations obtained from serum samples. Financial strain was measured as three-level ordinal response to: “At the end of the month, do you have more than enough money left over, just enough, or not enough?” Those who reported high financial strain exhibited 13.4% higher protein carbonyl concentrations compared to individuals who reported low financial strain (p= 0.002). Findings show that high financial strain among community-dwelling older adult women may be associated with increased oxidative stress, suggesting that oxidative stress could mediate the associations between financial strain and poor health outcomes. These results are of critical importance because individuals from lower SES backgrounds consistently exhibit poorer health outcomes.
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